✨【ようだ = It seems / It looks like / It appears that】✨

Use this when making polite observations based on what you see, hear, or feel, like みたい, but more formal!

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🎁【くれる = to give (me)】

Use くれる when someone gives to you or your group

🔸 母は僕にペンをくれた
(My mom gave me a pen)

に marks the receiver. Use あげる when you give to others

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✨【〜ている】= Is ~ing / Has done (Repetition)

Use it when something happens so often it feels like part of your routine!

📚 勉強している (benkyou shiteiru)
💼 働いています (hataraiteimasu)
🏃‍♀️ 走っています (hashitteimasu)

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✨【ない方がいい】= It’s better not to…

Use this to give soft advice in Japanese.

Example:
🚬 タバコを吸わないほうがいい。
(It’s better not to smoke.)

Structure: ❌ Verb[ない] + 方 + がいい

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✨【ない方がいい】= It’s better not to…

Use this to give soft advice in Japanese.

Example:
🚬 タバコを吸わないほうがいい。
(It’s better not to smoke.)

Structure: ❌ Verb[ない] + 方 + がいい

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